Folklore & Mythology

Irish folklore image of the dobhar-chú half-glimpsed at the dark edge of a misty lake while a witch presence stands watchfully on the shore. The deep water, still reeds, and ancient Irish landscape evoke caution, reverence, and the old wisdom of meeting mystery with steadiness rather than surrender, rooted in Irish folklore and the land-based path of contemporary Irish witchcraft.

The Dobhar-chú and the Wisdom of Keeping Your Depth — Folklore

A folklore journal on the dobhar-chú, exploring Irish water lore, spiritual caution, and the deeper wisdom of keeping your depth near mystery.

Folklore & Mythology

Sorcha Lunaris

2 days ago10 min read

Irish-Celtic image of a sacred spring or deep river source in an ancient mist-filled grove, with mossy stones, reflective water, and a quiet feminine witch presence, expressing Danu, origin, nourishment, and the hidden source wisdom of Irish mythology within a mystical land-based spiritual atmosphere.

Danu and the Deep Source — Mythology

A mythology journal on Danu and the deep source, exploring origin, nourishment, belonging, and the quieter power of what sustains life from beneath the surface.

Folklore & Mythology

Sorcha Lunaris

Apr 2411 min read

An Irish hilltop at dusk with a quiet witch presence standing among ancient stones beneath a wide darkening sky, while ravens move through mist and wind above the land. This grounded image reflects the mythic atmosphere of the Morrígan within contemporary Irish witchcraft, where sovereignty, prophecy, and the hard truth of inner authority rise through stone, weather, and the courage to stand unshaken in one’s own centre.

The Morrígan and the Truth of Sovereignty — Mythology

A mythology journal on the truth of sovereignty, exploring the Morrígan, inner authority, and the harder wisdom of truth before comfort.

Folklore & Mythology

Sorcha Lunaris

Apr 1711 min read

An Irish waterside scene with reeds, dark still water, and a small hidden folklore presence near the bank, watched from a distance by a quiet witch presence. This grounded image reflects the alp-luachra of Irish folklore as a symbol of subtle depletion within contemporary Irish witchcraft, where what quietly drains the spirit must be recognised before it becomes the shape of daily life.

The Alp-Luachra and What Quietly Drains — Folklore

A folklore journal on the alp-luachra and what quietly drains, exploring hidden depletion, subtle loss, and the quiet wisdom carried through older Irish tradition.

Folklore & Mythology

Sorcha Lunaris

Apr 1011 min read

Misty Irish river flowing through dark woodland with subtle feminine presence suggested in rising mist, symbolising Boann, sacred water, and the unstoppable flow of knowledge and transformation in Irish mythology and witchcraft.

Boann and the Waters That Cannot Be Held — Irish Mythology

An Irish mythology journal exploring Boann and the waters that cannot be held, and how flow, expression, and directed movement shape the beginning of April.

Folklore & Mythology

Sorcha Lunaris

Apr 110 min read

Solitary hawthorn tree standing in a misty Irish field with early spring buds forming on thorny branches, symbolising the sacred fairy trees of Irish folklore and the hidden places where the otherworld is believed to touch the land.

The Hawthorn and the Hidden Places — Irish Folklore

A folklore journal exploring the hawthorn and the hidden places, including fairy trees, sacred land, the Good People, and the respectful way witches moved through the landscape.

Folklore & Mythology

Sorcha Lunaris

Mar 1710 min read

Storm-dark Irish sea cliffs at dawn with shadowy mythic forms rising from the waves, symbolising the Fomhóraigh and the ancient seasonal struggle between winter’s darkness and the returning light of spring.

The Fomhóraigh and the Returning Light — Irish Mythology

A mythology journal exploring the Fomhóraigh and the returning light, showing how Irish Craft reflection reads the spring equinox as a moment of balance, weakening darkness, and gradual seasonal renewal.

Folklore & Mythology

Sorcha Lunaris

Mar 1310 min read

Merrow figure at a misty Irish shoreline at dusk, standing where tide meets sand as waves recede, reflecting Irish folklore teachings of rhythm, return, and the quiet meeting place between sea and land.

The Merrow and the Call of the Shore in Irish Folklore

A folklore exploration of the Merrow and the Call of the Shore, revealing how Irish coastal stories teach rhythm, quiet observation, and trust in natural return.

Folklore & Mythology

Sorcha Lunaris

Mar 47 min read

Ériu, sovereign spirit of Ireland, walking through an awakening March landscape at dawn, symbolising the returning light, land-based mythology, and the deep relationship between Irish witchcraft and the living earth.

The Returning Light of Ériu: Irish Mythology, Folklore, and the Beginning of March

The returning light of Ériu explores Irish mythology and folklore at the start of March, revealing how the land’s awakening reflects belonging, seasonal movement, and witchcraft awareness.

Folklore & Mythology

Sorcha Lunaris

Feb 247 min read

Ancient Irish fairy mound beneath twilight mist with hawthorn tree and subtle swirling ground fog, symbolising the quiet February stirring of the Aos Sí and the unseen movement within traditional Irish folklore landscapes.

The Stirring of the Aos Sí: February Folklore and the Quiet Threshold

Irish folklore teaches that February marks the quiet stirring of the Aos Sí, a seasonal threshold inviting respectful awareness of unseen movements within the land.

Folklore & Mythology

Sorcha Lunaris

Feb 187 min read

In a twilight Irish woodland, a grounded witch stands before a ritual flame while the shadowed figure of the Leanan Sí watches from the edge of candlelight, symbolising the dangerous allure of inspiration and the wisdom of restraint in Irish folklore.

The Leanan Sí and the Fire of Inspiration: A Warning from Irish Folklore

The Leanan Sí of Irish folklore warns of inspiration that consumes rather than nourishes, teaching witches discernment, balance, and guarded creative fire.

Folklore & Mythology

Sorcha Lunaris

Feb 77 min read

Brigid at Imbolc standing in a frost-touched Irish field at dawn, green-robed with long red wavy hair and a small flame in her hands, snowdrops and standing stone behind her as mist and first light mark the gentle return of warmth and sacred renewal in Irish mythology.

Brigid at the Threshold of Light — Irish Imbolc Myth and Folklore

Brigid at the Threshold of Light reveals how Irish mythology places Brigid at Imbolc as a guardian of transition, guiding the return of light without force.

Imbolc

Sorcha Lunaris

Jan 288 min read

A dark Irish cow stands quietly beside a solitary witch in a frost-covered field beneath a clear star-filled winter sky, with a black candle and untouched bowl of milk, symbolising restraint, abundance, and late January wisdom in Irish witchcraft.

The Glas Ghaibhleann and the Weight of the Year — Irish Folklore of Late January

Explore the folklore of the Glas Ghaibhleann — a late-January teaching on restraint, timing, and the careful handling of abundance.

Folklore & Mythology

Sorcha Lunaris

Jan 217 min read

Frost-covered rafters of an old Irish barn at midwinter dusk, pale light revealing a small melted patch and drifting dust beneath the cold eaves, evoking the unseen presence of the Dóbin of the Cold Eaves and the subtle shifts of deep winter folklore.

The Dóbin of the Cold Eaves — Irish Midwinter Folklore & Subtle Seasonal Wisdom

Explore the Dóbin of the Cold Eaves, a subtle creature of midwinter folklore whose hidden movements reveal quiet seasonal change and winter wisdom for the witch.

Folklore & Mythology

Sorcha Lunaris

Jan 146 min read

The Dobhar-chú and the Wisdom of Keeping Your Depth — Folklore

Danu and the Deep Source — Mythology

The Morrígan and the Truth of Sovereignty — Mythology

The Alp-Luachra and What Quietly Drains — Folklore

Boann and the Waters That Cannot Be Held — Irish Mythology

The Hawthorn and the Hidden Places — Irish Folklore

The Fomhóraigh and the Returning Light — Irish Mythology

The Merrow and the Call of the Shore in Irish Folklore

The Returning Light of Ériu: Irish Mythology, Folklore, and the Beginning of March

The Stirring of the Aos Sí: February Folklore and the Quiet Threshold

The Leanan Sí and the Fire of Inspiration: A Warning from Irish Folklore

Brigid at the Threshold of Light — Irish Imbolc Myth and Folklore

The Glas Ghaibhleann and the Weight of the Year — Irish Folklore of Late January

The Dóbin of the Cold Eaves — Irish Midwinter Folklore & Subtle Seasonal Wisdom

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